Local Baseball Showdown Between Trumbull Club and Bridgeport Legion
July Fourth headlines report a 4 to 1 score in favor of the visiting Bridgeport American Legion over Trumbull. Lineups list players such as Machalowski Parks and Haines for Trumbull and Cronan and Wheway for the Legion. Nearby notes mention residents visiting Hartford officials, weekend social visits, and routine community happenings across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Way
Trumbull Boys
American Legion
Bridgeport
Jas
Machalawaki
W. Shepherd
Strubbel
H. Machalowski
G. Parks
J. Kurtz
B. Strobel
al Thornton
S. Haines
Legion
Lemin
Cronan
Gene
Sonaro
Wheway
Devite
Shorndotr
Ouihane
Ada Bennett
Mary Kechkemeti
Stratford
Harold White
Anne
Berlin
Connetter
White
Willam F. White
Sadie Mallette
Louia Mack
Grace
Watertown
James Ackerman
Newari
Ernest Fisher
Perryville
Inca
Aiken
Ibesa
Peter Christianson
Mr. Isaacs
New York
Frank Isaacs
Clarence Worth
Christianson
Methodist Sunday School Elects Officers For Year
The Methodist Sunday school elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. Walter Radcliffe as superintendent and Victor Liefeld as assistant superintendent. Doris Partington is librarian, Lewis Randsil treasurer, and W.S. Radcliffe secretary. The annual meeting will be July 24 at Hadcliffe's Grave. Epworth League members socialized and joined First M. B. church, Bridgeport, for a Putnam park picnic. Phyllis Walker visited Miss Ethel Qutter in Bridgeport. Mrs Harrist Leavitt, injured in a fall, is at Galen hospital. Dr George A. Smith and Janet spent June at Crescent Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hill
Methodist Sunday School
Dumning
Walter & Radcliffe
Victor Liefeld
Lewis Randsil
W.S. Radcliffe
Doris Partington
Hadcliffe
Epworth League
League of the First
M. B
Bridgeport
Putnam Park
Phyllis Walker
Ethel Qutter
Harrist Leavitt
Galen Hospital
George A. Smith
Janet
Crescent Beach
Stratford to vote on special tax for council manager election
Stratford holds a special town meeting at 8 pm to consider raising £1700 to cover expenses of the upcoming council manager form of government election. An act authorizing manager government passed, with a referendum slated, opinion sought from Town Attorney William H. Comley, details pending. Also reports on local cruises, social events, and residents' travels appear in this week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
General Assembly
William H. Comley
Fellowcraft
Greenport
Block Island
Martha's Vineyard
Cuttyhunk
Saybrook
Harry
Harris
W. J. Michelw
Ernest Jaygox
James E. Cooper
Charles Parker
Carl Parker
Helay
Fred Converse
William Gilmore
Ernest Hull
Newton
Bereholm
James Berahaim
James Havens
Fred Viner
He. Harris
Waln ut Beach holiday crowds draw record seaside turnout
Large crowds filled Walnut Beach and nearby resorts over the holidays with bathers and pleasure seekers from New York and Connecticut. TL 8. Tuite Guards members Jack Bentz and George Russell gave a tandem swim demonstration as spectators watched from the shore. Numerous locals and visitors from Ansonia, Bridgeport, Norwalk and Brooklyn enjoyed the seaside, with hotels and cottages hosting guests and a Fourth of July entertainment at Laurel Beach casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bentz
George Russell
TL 8
Tuite Guards
Myrtle Beach
Jein Motrai
Mary Rowley
Ansonia
Rev
Meran
Bridgeport
Mary Lauring Cottage
Silver Beach
Mae Knudson
Waterbury
Huwies
Walnut Beach
Wolf
New Ad
C. Chambron
New York
William Ullman
Levy
Ur. Nassazerus
Laurel Beach
Jackson
Tony Poll
Polis
Robert G McCulough
Bridgeport Gineering
Hig
Laurel Beach Association
Stylewood Fotel
Martha
Minnie
Helen Manfredo
Mas Curran
Cit
Marie Barren
New York City
Ely Powers
Norwalk
John Flynn
Mac. Avey
Holyoke
Mase
Philip
Jamaica
Li 2
Sohn
Poor Sults The S Amas Mai Hort Life 1 Went
A fragmentary note references a person named Mai Hort and a life event with unclear details. The readable elements include a person and vague actions, but the context and specifics remain uncertain.
July Coat Sale Slashes Prices Across Coats
The advertisement promotes large reductions on coats with prices cut from 35 to 39.50 down to 25, 50 to 29.50, 59.50 to 35, 60 and 65 to 45, 79.50 to 95 to 69.50, and up to 155 to 9, plus Latin coats from 95 to 55 and blues at 85 to 49.50, describing quality and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triestine
Various fashion sale items with deep discounts listed
A list of discounted clothing items including Tricolettes Waffetas silks frocks and jackets with price cuts from high to low, noting fabrics such as Viner silks Milanese silk and Crepe de Chine. The sale highlights dresses frocks jackets gloves and chemises with emphasis on reduced prices and color options.
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Jigs
Rene
By Gorge McManus
Meighan White
Paramount Picture
Williams. Hart
O'Malley
the Mounted
Supreme Vaudeville
Sien Py Sen Kim Mat
Mme. Doree
Gfrances Bell & Boys Jazz
Helen Morats
John Adam Hugo
August Berger
Alfred Fox Piano Co
Mohican Corner
Asinck
Fara
Hollister
Stratford Avenues
Js Francis Quinanrt
Gorbir
Mer
Fanfield Beach Pavilion
D.C. Ququte
Stratford Bridge
Carmel Meyers
Dangerous Moments
Universal ‘Hall Room
Wacky
Fairfield Beach
Mille Gade
Manhattan Island
Telegram
Fatfield Beach
George Stofdden
May
Berkshires
Oyster Bay
Sally
Inet
Stelinsa
E Wheeler
Academy
Mia
Emot Peck
Longbrook Avenue
Paul Baldwin
Orean Heach
New Juendan
Lindan Avenue
Main & Chan
Sts
Jon
Doris Keane
Jane Bueldua
Van
Florida
Sunshine and Mowers
Vincent Clabpy
Dinty Moore
Myrile Beach
Long Island
Howard
California
EA Food
Alaska
Bridgeport Public Market
State & Bank Sts
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Dempsey
Trme
Cilier
Dempsey Sid
Jesa Willerd
Tay Lees
Jest Willard
Toledo
Carpentier
Ruggard Streeth
Iren
Carpentiers
Jack Kearns
Vince
Crenay
Uganda
Suseem
Baers
Axedo Nadel
Meigs & Co
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